"Los Angeles" is Spanish for "The Angels."
Or, perhaps more to the point would be, "The Angels" is English for "Los Angeles."
The Angels were originally called the Los Angeles Angels; the name "Angels" coming from the city's name, "The City of Angels."
Los Angeles translated means "City of the Angels". This is most likely how the team got their moniker.
Los Angeles means "city of Angles" so the team in result the team named the Angels.
No, but the City of Angels, Los Angeles, is in the state of California.
They played in Los Angeles as the Los Angeles Angels for five years from 1961 through the 1965 season. They played in Anaheim as the California Angels from 1966 through 1996. They played as the Anaheim Angels beginning the 1997 season through the 2004 season. They officially became the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on 3 January, 2005. They were the LA Angels for about 1 year. Then when they moved to Aneheim, they became the California Angels. Then, of course, the Anaheim Angels. And now, The Los Angeles Angels of Aneheim.
They started out as the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers. The name comes from so many trolley tracks in the city of Brooklyn that people were dodging and it was a popular nickname for people who lived there. It was later shortened to Dodgers.
The Angels were previously known as the Los Angeles Angels from 1961-1964, they were then known as the California Angels from 1965-1996 and then they were known as the Anaheim Angels from 1997-2004 and then they changed their name to what it is today (as of 2009) which is the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
The cast of 1986 American League Championship Series - 1986 includes: Tony Armas as Himself - Boston Red Sox Center Fielder Marty Barrett as Himself - Boston Red Sox Second Baseman Don Baylor as Himself - Boston Red Sox Designated Hitter Wade Boggs as Himself - Boston Red Sox Third Baseman Bob Boone as Himself - California Angels Catcher Rick Burleson as Himself - California Angels Designated Hitter Rick Burleson as Himself - California Angels Pinch Hitter Rick Burleson as Himself - California Angels Second Baseman Oil Can Boyd as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pitcher Roger Clemens as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pitcher Doug Corbett as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Doug DeCinces as Himself - California Angels Third Baseman Brian Downing as Himself - California Angels Left Fielder Dwight Evans as Himself - Boston Red Sox Right Fielder Chuck Finley as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Rich Gedman as Himself - Boston Red Sox Catcher Mike Greenwell as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pinch Hitter Bobby Grich as Himself - California Angels First Baseman Bobby Grich as Himself - California Angels Second Baseman Dave Henderson as Himself - Boston Red Sox Center Fielder George Hendrick as Himself - California Angels First Baseman George Hendrick as Himself - California Angels Right Fielder Jack Howell as Himself - California Angels Pinch Hitter Bruce Hurst as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pitcher Reggie Jackson as Himself - California Angels Designated Hitter Ruppert Jones as Himself - California Angels Pinch Runner Ruppert Jones as Himself - California Angels Right Fielder Wally Joyner as Himself - California Angels First Baseman Gene Mauch as Himself - California Angels Manager Kirk McCaskill as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Al Michaels as Himself - Play-by-Play Announcer Donnie Moore as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Jerry Narron as Himself - California Angels Catcher Jerry Narron as Himself - California Angels Pinch Hitter Spike Owen as Himself - Boston Red Sox Shortstop Gary Pettis as Himself - California Angels Center Fielder Vern Ruhle as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Joe Sambito as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pitcher Calvin Schiraldi as Himself - Boston Red Sox Pitcher Dave Stapleton as Himself - Boston Red Sox First Baseman Don Sutton as Himself - California Angels Pitcher Devon White as Himself - California Angels Pinch Runner Devon White as Himself - California Angels Right Fielder Rob Wilfong as Himself - California Angels Second Baseman Mike Witt as Himself - California Angels Pitcher
to have a california baseball team
Yes -- the California Angels (as they were known at the time).
California
california and los angels
They have always been the same team but under different names.. LA Angels California Angels and now Anaheim Angels
The address of the Angels Camp Museum Foundation is: Pob 1385, Angels Camp, CA 95222
i think i am not sure but i think it is Los Angeles, California